Enjoy Paradise!
The Lewis and Clark National Forest is full of amazing campgrounds. There are many types of campgrounds available, such as full service campgrounds (Conestoga and KOA), designated National Forest Service campgrounds, and dispersed campsites. Many of these places are located directly at great fishing accesses and all sorts of trails such as hiking, motorbiking, ATV, cross country, horse back riding, skiing on hundreds of miles of routes. Many campgrounds are close to the highway. Dispersed campsites are also very easy to locate, but do not provide any services other than a clearing and sometimes a fire ring. Learn more about dispersed camping here. Designated pay campgrounds located in the National Forest often have services such as trailer access potable water, garbages, bathrooms, and sometimes power.
Use this page as your guide to discover the best camping spot for you!
RESERVATIONS FOR CAMPING ARE NOT REQUIRED. FIRST COME FIRST SERVE.
Campgrounds
Camping Checklist
| Food, Drink and Cooler | Extra Water |
| Tent | Firewood |
| Firestarter - Lighter or matches | Extra Clothing |
| Headlamp and Extra batteries | Water Proof Boots |
| Cooking Utensils | Tarp |
| Bug Spray | Bear Spray |
| Camera | Sitting Chairs |
| Sunglasses and Sunscreen | First Aid Kit |
| Motor Vehicle Trail Map | GPS Unit |
Helpful External Links
Learn all about dispersed campgrounds from My Open Country
USFS Dispersed Camping Guidelines
Locations